Dr. Binisa ShahMD

Dr. Shah focuses on family medicine within the clinic's multidisciplinary longevity program. She contributes to comprehensive biological age assessments and collaborates with specialists to develop personalized health plans for each patient.

Dr. Shah sees adults who want a detailed, evidence-based evaluation of their current health and biological age. Her family medicine background makes her well-suited for patients at various life stages looking to take a proactive approach to long-term wellness.

Dr. Shah works as part of an eight-physician team at the Northwestern Medicine Human Longevity Clinic. The team includes specialists in cardiology, ophthalmology, internal medicine, and family medicine, along with an exercise physiologist and registered dietitian.

Dr. Shah helps deliver the clinic's half-day biological age assessment, which covers multiple organ systems. Tests include VO2 Max testing, epigenetic clock analysis, AI retinal imaging, DXA body composition scans, and pulse wave velocity, among others.

Yes. The Northwestern Medicine Human Longevity Clinic draws directly on research from the Human Longevity Laboratory within the Potocsnak Longevity Institute at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine. That research connection informs the clinical approach Dr. Shah and her colleagues take.

After the initial half-day visit, patients meet with their physician for a detailed results consultation. Dr. Shah and her team then support a six-month follow-up to track progress, followed by a final visit to review and refine the patient's health plan.